[ SECRET POST #3062 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3062 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

There are a couple of slightly drawn out scenes where the camera is focused on feet. Pepper in the apartment with Tony, she's barefoot and when she walks over to the elevator and the camera is at foot level, which I really noticed when I watched it the first time. And Natasha's opening scene had a couple of shots, but I don't think it was that noticeable. I feel like I'm forgetting something though.

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[diet_poison]

Huh. I really didn't pick up on any of that.

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[(Anonymous)]

You know who picks up on it? People who have a weird psychological thing about feet, or have been encouraged to think the filmmaker has a weird thing about feet. The rest of us tend to forget about it, because it's a very minor stylistic touch at the beginning of a larger movie, and we don't care.

This is like someone objecting to Buffy because, "bleached hair/short girls/nerdy British stereotypes are gross."

Bare feet are a motif Whedon's used a handful of times. But some weirdos have to make a big case out of it.

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[(Anonymous)]

yeah, I've watched numerous Joss Whedon productions and I honestly never even picked up the feet thing until someone pointed it out. even if he does have some kind of hankering for it, it seems relatively harmless as far as things like that go. I don't really understand why it's a big deal to people